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The wood can sometimes affect the taste but not by much. What most people like about logs is the small amount of power they use (8w~, depends on model), and that the element most use can be left on 24/7 without fear of wearing out. This means you can literally leave your vape on forever and...

Yeah, I'll be honest I've noticed this as well. Most people who are unfamiliar with vaporizers prefer the bags because it is super simple, you see what your getting before you get it. As well, I think it's fair to say that a lot of people only really know about the Volcano when they first get...

For anyone else who is interested that site is shipito.com; and I have used them several times without issue - as have several other users here. You can use that to get a dart shipped anywhere GotVape refuses too.

I think it also has something to do with the fact that the iolite is an entirely conduction vaporizer, and conduction vaporizers always give me a much harder comedown and make me more lethargic while convection ones keep me a little more productive

Revolution is not a vape pen. It's more like a mini nail

Also take a look at the Thermovape Revolution. They can be had quite cheaply now that the Cera is on the horizon, and work great.

Found the original reddit thread through a reverse image seach; this is what the owner said when asked about where someone could buy one: Here's the thread if you want to read it: http://www.reddit.com/r/trees/comments/1612el/its_clearly_the_twisted_choice/

You mean butane for the torch? I just use normal bernzomatic butane in the torch, haven't found a way to get any other type of can to work with it. Theres some sort of proprietary interface which no nozzle in London can fit. Either way, I'm not too caught up by the possibility of impurities...

All parts together than torch cost 32 bucks shipped. I can understand your situation though; perhaps this might work. Before I realized I could use my torch like that I was purging my BHO using boiling water. I would have two kettles boiling up water constantly and sat my pyrex dish in a pan...

I never use direct contact with the flame when I am purging my oil; that is just asking to destroy actives. Instead, I use one of these specialty torches with comes with a special module that fits over the end of the nozzle and converts it for use as a soldering iron. I origionally bought this...

Most people around where I am use NIBO to do their runs and it makes nasty crackly oil with a bad aftertaste. I buy cases of London (which as I learned from a distributor; is the exact same product as Colibri rebranded) every couple of months and save quite a bit of money that way.

I think that would make it get exceptionally hot in the hand. Delrin does the job just fine imo

Aw man elmomuzz that sucks... I do my best to steer clear of DX after a couple other issues I've had with them as well.

Wait, really? Mine just started doing that too; but it's not an XP. It still charges fine though. I think the capacitor that they are using on to smooth out the current to the light is going.

As soon as I am ready to start taking (pre-)/orders I will open up a new thread and set up an appropriate communication channel for selling them through. I expect that will be within the next two weeks unless there is a delay with the supplies I ordered. You all rock, thanks for the support!

Editied my post to make it mean what I really meant. I meant the INH vs the PAX for that comparison.

Wait for the Ascent and see how it does; but don't buy it right away. Let the early adopters give it a run for it's money and then make your decision. Between the first two though I would go with the XP because I love the taste and vapor from convection. Conduction vapor just seems a little...

It stomps everything on paper; yeah. And Davinci did a good job on their last unit; yeah. But don't count your chickens until they've hatched. I don't think anyone is trying to troll you and your the only one who is acting like a pompous asshole right now. You have little to no experience on...

Both unit excels in a specific use scenario. If you are going to be toting your vaporizer around in a pant pocket all day long; then you want the inhalater no question. It also makes a great car vape because there is no constant reloading of stems or anything like that to distract you. You...

If you know exactly where to pry and push, you can get the end off very easily. The battery just pops out. The battery that Pharmacor ships the INH with is a Samsung 2600mAh cell.